Chronicles of love. From Agape to Eros. Russell B., Lewis K.S.

“We are defenseless from birth, we need each other, and in the mind this is reflected as love,” wrote K. Lewis. “But all love speaks as a power having.” She teaches us not to reckon with the price, requires complete obedience and inspires that any action committed for her is legal and even commendable. " , disinterested) to "eros" (sensual, carnal). Klave Lewis (1898-1963) British writer (author of the Chronicle of Narnia) and philosopher, comprehends these types and gives them their own interpretation.

Another English thinker-Bertrand Russell (1872-1970), philosopher, mathematician And the public figure, the Nobel Prize laureate, dwells in more detail on the types of love attraction and related relationships, including marriage. A separate topic of his research is the place of sex in the formation of the character and life of a person, as well as the corresponding sexual ethics.